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_teensy-audio-tutorial-amp-workshop.webp "PaulStoffregen")
_fadecandy-driving-teensy-4.webp "See SmartLED Shield for Teensy 4 on Crowd Supply")
_teensy-beats-shield-overview-updated.webp "Chris Miller")
_bitharp-1-0.webp "This is bitHarp, a class-compliant, bit-crushable MIDI harp. It uses the Teensy ++ 2.0 microcontroller and is programmed in Arduino and MAX MSP. The harp was constructed with minimal materials and questionable woodworking skills, with strings made of the copper ground shield from a broken 1/4")
_making-a-362000-synth-for-3699.webp "Edward Wang")
_arduino-display-you39ve-been-waiting-for-arduino-giga-display-shield.webp "upir")
_interactive-wall-el-wire-control-test.webp "As part of a large interactive wall of solenoids and EL wires, I am developing a board that takes input from switches and buttons to control the state of various output devices.nnA Teensy++ 2.0 microcontroller is used as the brains of the operation, while an EL Escudo Arduino shield is used to, eventually, control 5 EL wires. The three vertical black lines you see on the board are headers used to interface with buttons and switches not used in this test.nnIn hindsight, I am extremely surprised,")
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